44      Chancery Court Proceedings, 1670-71.

         Liber C D decrees and other matters in your office to be Entred, you Shall
              truly Record, and true Copys thereof when Required, you shall
              deliver Subpcenas and other process of the Court you Shall bring
              to be Sealed with the Great Seale of the province duly Justly and
              Equally you shall Examine those Causes that shall be Committed
              unto you without any favour or Corruption of any person or per-
              sons to be had otherwise than of Right Shall appertain concerning
              the Same, and ye shall be attendant as well to further his Lordship's
              Designs, as the Same Causes from time to time as need shall require,
              and you shall not publish or show directly or Indirectly, the Same
              Depositions to any person afore publication in the Court without
              warrant of the Same Court, So help you God and by the Contents of
              this Booke

                     The 3.d of ffebruary 1670

                Was then Robert Ridgely Sworn Register & Examiner in Chan-
              cery according to the Teno.r of the Oath above written (And ad-
              mitted to Exercise the said places) before me
                                         Signed Will: Talbott


                   Maryland ss. At a Court held for the Chan.cy & Pro-
                 vinciall Court began on Tuesday the fourteenth day of
                 ffebruary in the 39.th year of the Dominion of Ceacilius
                 absolute Lord & Prop.ry of the Provinces of Maryland &
                 Avalon Lord Baron of Baltemore &c.a Annoq Domini
                 1670 at the City of s.t maries and there Continued till the
                 Eighteenth of the Same ffebry on Tuesday the Sixteenth
                 was
                              Present
         The Right Hon.ble Charles Calvert Esq.r Lieu.t Gen.ll &
                       Chief Judge in Equity
                       Phillip Calvert Esq.r
                        ble Chancelo.r   William Calvert &
          The Hon. William Talbot Esq.r Thos Truman Esqrs
                             Secretary

           p. 35 John Long Complainant The partys plantiff and Defend-
         (fol. 42) ag.st ant having Replyed and the Cause

              Henry Bonner & Eliz.a his wife being appointed for hearing this
              Adm.r of Walter Storey Deced Court and the Defend.ta being
              and William Baker Defendts Served with a Subpcena to hear
              Judgment do appear and the Complainants Attorney appearing Like-
              wise the Cause thereupon Comeing to hearing this day in the pres-
              ence of Thomas Notley Procurato.r to the Said John Long, and the
         (fol. 43) Said Henry Bonner and their Attorney's on both Sides, And upon